Modern Federal · City halls

One might think this architectural detail on a city hall building could be found in Texas or Wyoming or another Old West state but, it stands atop the entrance to the civic building in Gary, Indiana, near Chicago, Illinois, along Lake Michigan

Gary · 1850–1939

One might think this architectural detail on a city hall building could be found in Texas or Wyoming or another Old West state but, it stands atop the entrance to the civic building in Gary, Indiana, near Chicago, Illinois, along Lake Michigan, Gary, 1850–1939
One might think this architectural detail on a city hall building could be found in Texas or Wyoming or another Old West state but, it stands atop the entrance to the civic building in Gary, Indiana, near Chicago, Illinois, along Lake Michigan, Gary, 1850–1939. City halls — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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